Solid Cotton Flannel Fabric by the Roll

Our 100% cotton flannel fabric comes in a full 50-yard roll, 42 inches wide — wholesale pricing for quilters, garment makers, and craft businesses who need soft, brushed cotton in bulk. Available in 16 solid colors, this medium-weight flannel is double-napped for extra softness on both sides.

Available in 16 colors: White, Black, Red, Burgundy, Mustard, Sage, Navy, Ivory, Khaki, Taupe, Royal Blue, Lilac, Brown, Dark Grey, Pink, Olive.

Key Features

• 100% Cotton — Natural, breathable, and skin-safe for baby items and sleepwear
• Double-Napped — Brushed on both sides for maximum softness
• 42" Width — Standard quilting width for easy pattern matching
• 50 Yard Roll — Continuous yardage at wholesale pricing
• 16 Solid Colors — From neutrals to brights, consistent dye lots across the roll
• Machine Washable — Easy care, gets softer with each wash

Product Specifications

Popular Uses

• Quilting: Backing fabric, batting layer, and solid-block quilts
• Baby & Children: Receiving blankets, burp cloths, crib sheets, and swaddles
• Sleepwear & Loungewear: Pajama pants, robes, and lounge shorts
• Home Textiles: Pillowcases, sheet sets, and mattress protectors
• Craft & School Projects: Stuffed animals, doll clothes, and classroom activities

Care Instructions

1. Pre-wash before cutting: Cotton flannel shrinks 3-5% on first wash.
2. Machine wash warm with like colors. Mild detergent, no bleach.
3. Tumble dry low. Flannel gets softer with each wash/dry cycle.
4. Avoid high heat — excessive heat can cause pilling on napped surfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does cotton flannel shrink?

Yes, expect 3-5% shrinkage on the first wash. Always pre-wash before cutting to ensure accurate sizing in your finished project.

Is this flannel suitable for baby items?

Yes. This is 100% natural cotton with no chemical finishes — safe and gentle for baby blankets, swaddles, burp cloths, and crib sheets.

What's the difference between flannel and fleece?

Flannel is woven cotton that's brushed for softness — breathable and lightweight. Fleece is knitted polyester — warmer and thicker but less breathable. Flannel is better for sleepwear and quilting; fleece for outerwear and blankets.

Can I use this for quilting?

Yes. The 42" width is standard quilting width. This flannel works as backing, as a warm batting layer, or for solid-block quilt designs. Pre-wash to prevent uneven shrinkage in your finished quilt.

Need by the yard? Browse our Cotton & Woven Fabric collection. For other bulk fabrics, see our Wholesale Collection.